As problems in our world become ever more complex, people are seeking out the rewarding career of counselling, as well as the services of counsellors in many different contexts, including online. But what is that work really like? Who might counsellors help and how? How might counselling training help you cope with your own everyday problems?
So you want to be a counsellor? will offer participants an introduction to the field of counselling, from initial qualities the profession requires to training, costs and employment opportunities.
This online short talk followed by the opportunity for Q and A will be useful for anyone who ever wondered about becoming a counsellor. Pop into our free talk to find out more about this colourful, dynamic and sometimes controversial profession.
Visit our website to find out more about our counselling courses.
Objectives:
Participants will receive information that will be useful in helping them make informed decisions about counselling training.
Meet Dr Marilyn McGowan:
Dr Marilyn McGowan has been a school counsellor and supervisor for the last thirty years. She is a strong advocate of counselling in schools and improved pay and conditions for all counsellors.
She has an extensive portfolio in counselling training and her commitment to counselling children and young people has also led her to develop CPD courses at national and international levels, within statutory and voluntary sectors, for fellow professionals involved in supporting vulnerable young people and their families. She is a member of BACP’s Expert Reference Group – Children and Young People Counselling.
Technical Support:
All of our online 'live-classroom' events are delivered via Zoom. You will be provided with further details after registration and you will be fully supported by a member of the Iron Mill Online Team, if you need any 'tech assistance' during the session. We're always on hand to offer any help you may need!
